I have seen this old lady a lot recently, and her acting is really good. Throughout the film, I seem to have been observing and thinking from her standpoint. When a person achieves something, they will face control from the outside world, so they can't help themselves. Even if there are some differences of opinion, after all, it will not end up being so old and weak and separated. But those who try to create idols, who try to control their lives, and those who try to achieve a certain doctrine are always crazy and will do anything to achieve their goals.
There's a line in the movie where Tolstoy says to his young secretary, "I've said many things...but that's what I said, and you, what do you think about yourself?" Yes, how do you yourself Thought. This is an important question.
Finally, nonsense, a basic common sense that is not controlled is to stay away from those who have strong single-minded dependence. Such as drug addicts and devout religious believers, such as parents who have failed in their careers and lives.
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